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Become a Foundation Trust member

If you would like to become a Great Ormond Street Hospital Foundation Trust member, please complete this form. You must be aged at least 10 years old and you must live in England or Wales.

Our membership database is held and managed by Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity. Your details are personal information and will be confidentially stored in accordance with the Data Protection Act and only used for appropriate purposes.

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Become a Foundation Trust member
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About you
Do you belong to a patient support group?
If yes, are you on the committee?
Are you a current GOSH patient?
We want to check that our membership reflects the communities we serve.
How active do you want to be?
Everyone receives the newsletter which includes opportunities to help, if you want them, and everyone has a chance to vote for the Members' Council. 
 
In addition, please let us know if you would like to be involved in any of the following:
Consultation
Focus groups / events
Councillor
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Volunteering
If you have ticked the boxes allowing us to phone or email you, we may use these contact methods to get in touch about the above activities.
Our membership values
Great Ormond Street Hospital is committed to working with others to improve children's health and well-being. We place the interests of the child 'first and always' and so are committed to listening to and valuing children and young people, recognising that they have their own rights and responsibilities. We also work in partnership with our patients' families. 
 
As a provider of healthcare, training and education, a research centre, an employer and a membership organisation we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, sex, race, ethnic origin, sexuality, belief, or disability. We recognise the importance of combating disadvantage and exclusion. 
 
We contribute to medical research as a means of advancing the health and well-being of children and the broader interests of society. 
 
We are totally committed to child protection. All elected or appointed Councillors will undergo the required checks to make sure that they are not a danger to children, staff or the integrity of the Trust. 
 
Members agree to act in the best interests of the Trust and its patients, to raise their concerns constructively and to act with mutual openness, tolerance and respect to all. 
 
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